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The Banks They Are Rosy
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Rosalie
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March With Us Today
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Lullabye For The Times
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No Agents Need Apply
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The Printer's Trade
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The Big Hewer
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The Shoals Of Herring
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The Young Birds
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Needle and Thread
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Hey Ho, Cook and Rowe!
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Come Live With Me
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When I Was Young
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Ewan MacColl London, UK
This site is maintained by the MacColl family, aiming to make Ewan's catalogue available to download.
Ewan MacColl is
known to most as a songwriter and singer, but he was also of significant influence in the worlds of theatre and radio broadcasting. His art reached huge numbers through the folk clubs, greater numbers through his recordings and untold millions through the radio.
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